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August 28, 2024

Studies Show Cleaner School Buses Are Better For Student Health and Academics

In the past year, 2 studies have been published that show that cleaner school buses improve students’ health and academic

August 8, 2024

Good News!! New Air Pollution Standards Protect Health!

Last winter and spring, EPA issued final rules for new standards for air pollution and greenhouse gases (GHG). All of

July 23, 2024

Bus Maker Blue Bird Planning New Georgia Factory to Build Electric School Buses

Blue Bird bus maker is building a 600,000 square-foot, 400-worker factory will be built to produce electric school buses in Fort Valley,

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Mums For Lungs @mumsforlungs ·

2 Oct

Wood smoke contains most of the same harmful carcinogens as tobacco smoke, but in much greater quantities.

Let's tackle smoke from #WoodBurning too.

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Mothers & Others For Clean Air @mocleanair ·

2 Oct

Rockdale County Press Release:
"Residents are urged to shelter in place if the plume or smell of chlorine is over their area until the cloud has passed. This is especially critical for individuals with respiratory conditions. It is essential to stay aware of the wind shifts."

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Lisa Patel, MD, MESc @lisapatelmd ·

28 Sep

This is an #actofman not an act of god. And specifically, the CEOs of #fossilfuel companies who have done the following:
🔴fund misinformation campaigns to deceive us & lawmakers
🔴turn this into a partisan issue so that we fight each other & not them
🔴lobby against clean energy

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U.S. EPA @epa ·

25 Sep

The correct answer is True.

Globally, 2023 was the warmest year on record. Since 1901, the top 10 warmest years are the 10 most recent years (2014–2023). Learn more about temperature changes in the United States and worldwide.